PPT-Myths Busted With SCIENCE

Made by Patrick Rape of Persephone In Ancient Greece the seasons are explained with the myth Rape of Persephone Persephone is Demeters daughter and Demeter is the god of harvest so when Hades took Persephone as his bride secretly Demeter became anxious and devastated the world Zeus saw this so he made Hades return Persephone which wasnt possible because Persephone ate something from hell so they compromised and split the time with hades and Demeter . Mark 11:1-26. Mark 11:1-26. Myth busted: Jesus never claimed to be the Messiah. Mark 11:1-26. Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion!.     Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem!. Behold, your king is coming to you;. Mythbusters. Myth?. Busted!. Myth?. Confirmed!. Busted!. Myth?. Myth?. Confirmed!. Confirmed!. Myth?. Let. ’. s see. Journal. What are some of the difficult aspects of going to a private, Christian school? . Why Read Myths and Folktales?. They . tell about the beginnings of things.. Include . marvelous or supernatural events and tell of deeds and adventures of gods and goddesses, heroes, and heroines. . Folktales, &. . Fables. What is a myth?. A . traditional. story that explains some aspect of . human life. or . the natural world. .. Myths. , Folktales, and Fables are all considered . oral literature. MYTH = Unproven belief or invented story. Drug myths are unrealistic beliefs that are often used to justify drug use. EXAMPLE = “I drive more carefully when I’ve had a drink than when I’m fully sober.”. Describe how choosing to use drugs, alcohol and tobacco will negatively impact . YOUR health . triangle:. Mental/. Emotional. Social. Physical. MYTH = Unproven belief or invented story. Drug myths are unrealistic beliefs that are often used to justify drug . Folklore. . can be defined. …. . as all the traditions, customs, and stories that are passed along by word of mouth in a culture.. “Folk” . means. …. . ordinary people. a. nd. “lore” . Historical Myth Busters. With your group, determine if the presented myths are:. “. Busted," “Plausible," or “Confirmed". . Write your response on your board!. Historical Myth Busting. Europeans before Columbus thought that the world was flat and Columbus proved them wrong. . Folklore. . can be defined. …. . as all the traditions, customs, and stories that are passed along by word of mouth in a culture.. “Folk” . means. …. . ordinary people. a. nd. . “lore” . Myths & Legends. Myths & legends. Legends in their own minds. myths & legends. Hey, I heard a rumor that the national championship uniform is changing from khaki pants to black pants (and black shoes and socks), not true, right?. Busted!. Myth?. Confirmed!. Busted!. Myth?. Myth?. Confirmed!. Confirmed!. Myth?. Let. ’. s see. 1) A warm dry nose means the dog is sick. 1) A warm dry nose means the dog is sick. Don’t look to the nose of the animals check the other vitals to see if your dog is sick. Temperature . Swelling. Difficult Breathing. 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